Andrew’s guidebook
Food scene
The Cott Inn is the oldest thatched Inn in Devon and winner of the great British pub award 2019. Serving fantastic, seasonal local food in a great atmosphere, within a 10 minute walk from your accommodation.
https://cottinn.co.uk/
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The Cott Inn
Cott LaneThe Cott Inn is the oldest thatched Inn in Devon and winner of the great British pub award 2019. Serving fantastic, seasonal local food in a great atmosphere, within a 10 minute walk from your accommodation.
https://cottinn.co.uk/
Best coffee and pastries in the area right on your doorstep. A cool vibe and fantastic sour dough bread.
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The Almond Thief
Best coffee and pastries in the area right on your doorstep. A cool vibe and fantastic sour dough bread.
Totnes dining. Amazing food, cool informal vibe. Focusing on organic, seasonal and sustainable.
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The Bull Inn
102 RotherfoldTotnes dining. Amazing food, cool informal vibe. Focusing on organic, seasonal and sustainable.
New Lion Brewery is a community owned craft brewery - serving great beer, music and food, varying from Thai, vegan wraps to pizza. Tel 01803 226277 a great place for younger families earlier on in the evening - the brewery has a large play area turning into a great music venue later on in the evening. Something for everyone!
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The New Lion Brewery
New Lion Brewery is a community owned craft brewery - serving great beer, music and food, varying from Thai, vegan wraps to pizza. Tel 01803 226277 a great place for younger families earlier on in the evening - the brewery has a large play area turning into a great music venue later on in the evening. Something for everyone!
Sightseeing
Dartington Hall, a beautiful 14th century estate in the village with a colourful background. Visit the grounds and gardens ( £1 to park), Green Table Cafe, The Barn Cinema (independent arts cinema) and learn more about the social experiment that the Elmhirsts set up in the 1920’s and it’s existing role as a literary, arts and progressive hub for open minded thinkers.
Diary Dates:
Dartington Music Summer School & Festival in south Devon
https://www.dartington.org › What’s On › Programme
23 July – 20 August 2022
Ways With Words at Dartington, 2022
Literature Festival & Speaking Event https://wayswithwords.co.uk › events-festivals › darting...
Friday 8th – Sunday 17th July
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Dartington Hall
Dartington Hall, a beautiful 14th century estate in the village with a colourful background. Visit the grounds and gardens ( £1 to park), Green Table Cafe, The Barn Cinema (independent arts cinema) and learn more about the social experiment that the Elmhirsts set up in the 1920’s and it’s existing role as a literary, arts and progressive hub for open minded thinkers.
Diary Dates:
Dartington Music Summer School & Festival in south Devon
https://www.dartington.org › What’s On › Programme
23 July – 20 August 2022
Ways With Words at Dartington, 2022
Literature Festival & Speaking Event https://wayswithwords.co.uk › events-festivals › darting...
Friday 8th – Sunday 17th July
Totnes Castle, English Heritage 0370 333 1181 – one of the best preserved examples of a Norman motte and bailey castle in England.
Open Wed-Sun, 10a.m. - 5p.m.
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Totnes Castle
Castle StreetTotnes Castle, English Heritage 0370 333 1181 – one of the best preserved examples of a Norman motte and bailey castle in England.
Open Wed-Sun, 10a.m. - 5p.m.
This is often missed by visitors but important to the town of Totnes - The Brutus Stone! If you are staying with children, get them to spot it for you… it’s low down on the pavement as you are wandering up Totnes High Street.
England has a spurious connection to the ancient explorer who is said to have founded Britain.
A small granite boulder that is currently embedded in a pedestrian walkway; 51 Fore Street, Totnes. According to local tradition, the stone was the first thing Brutus stepped on when he disembarked from his ship, saying, “Here I stand and here I rest. And this town shall be called Totnes.”
Brutus stone
57 Fore StreetThis is often missed by visitors but important to the town of Totnes - The Brutus Stone! If you are staying with children, get them to spot it for you… it’s low down on the pavement as you are wandering up Totnes High Street.
England has a spurious connection to the ancient explorer who is said to have founded Britain.
A small granite boulder that is currently embedded in a pedestrian walkway; 51 Fore Street, Totnes. According to local tradition, the stone was the first thing Brutus stepped on when he disembarked from his ship, saying, “Here I stand and here I rest. And this town shall be called Totnes.”
Local activity
Whilst in Devon you must try surfing and Bantham is my top tip. The Academy Surf School are great at catering for all levels, beginners with lessons through to just borrowing a board! ‘Surf’s up! ‘
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Bantham Surfing Academy
Whilst in Devon you must try surfing and Bantham is my top tip. The Academy Surf School are great at catering for all levels, beginners with lessons through to just borrowing a board! ‘Surf’s up! ‘
You are based right by the beautiful river Dart, winding itself down to the coastal and picturesque town of Dartmouth. You are staying in a great location to canoe or kayak. Nearest access from Totnes. The river is full of wildlife and its so relaxing!
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Canoe Adventures
16 BrooklandsYou are based right by the beautiful river Dart, winding itself down to the coastal and picturesque town of Dartmouth. You are staying in a great location to canoe or kayak. Nearest access from Totnes. The river is full of wildlife and its so relaxing!
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How about seeing Dartmoor on horseback?
This is a small, family friendly farm. Perfect for small children as just the right size and activity level for primary age. Park in Totnes, walk along the River Dart, past the South Devon Steam Railway. A wonderful day out for young families with a lovely cafe on site to recharge everyone.
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Totnes Rare Breeds Farm
This is a small, family friendly farm. Perfect for small children as just the right size and activity level for primary age. Park in Totnes, walk along the River Dart, past the South Devon Steam Railway. A wonderful day out for young families with a lovely cafe on site to recharge everyone.
The charming and nostalgic South Devon Steam Railway. Suitable for children, families and steam fans alike. Lots of trip options available running through the local area amidst the beautiful Devon countryside. Board at Buckfastleigh, Staverton or Totnes riverside. For more details - https://www.southdevonrailway.co.uk/visit-us/heritage-train-experience/
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South Devon Railway station
Dartbridge RoadThe charming and nostalgic South Devon Steam Railway. Suitable for children, families and steam fans alike. Lots of trip options available running through the local area amidst the beautiful Devon countryside. Board at Buckfastleigh, Staverton or Totnes riverside. For more details - https://www.southdevonrailway.co.uk/visit-us/heritage-train-experience/